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Malaysia's AirAsia X creditors approve restructuring plan
AirAsia X announces the final completion of its debt restructuring and a write back of RM33 billion to profits — airasia newsroom
Malaysia’s AirAsia X wins court nod to restructure debt
It is not our fault that they manage themselves into this position of insolvency.
The carrier is also reviewing its business in Japan, Reuters reported.
Group Chief Executive Tony Fernandes told reporters during a briefing that the holding would not be taking any new aircraft in the near future and would also seek to return around 60 jets to lessors by the end of 2021.
It is one of many carriers in the Asia-Pacific region to have entered a court-overseen debt restructuring process to survive the pandemic.
It has appointed board member Lim Kian Onn, a chartered accountant and former banker, as deputy chairman to lead the restructuring.
The Malaysian low-cost long-haul airline, a sister carrier to cash-strapped AirAsia Group Bhd , said in a stock exchange filing on Monday it had set a date of Nov.